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RSG CLASSES
ECONOMICS (H) SEM-2
INTERMEDIATE MATHEMATICAL
METHOD OF ECONOMICS
BY RAHUL SIR
(SRCC GRADUATE , DSE ALUMNI)
Page 1
MME-2, YEAR-2022.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
A1.(a) (i)
y 10kL = -
( -r f(2,k) =
k 0.25t 5 g(t)
=
+
=
590.t h(t)
↳= =
-I
=(a) (k)
W,U+WIND
. +
kEYK
=
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
Wi=L=(times the
02
marginal productrity of
Labour.
44:5*20+ (0.11
u =
= 0.1
rix + 10.2)
st=
=
0-26+5
= 5e"t
40k-st) l+ (0.2+) (otcI
=
5eoltk-522- A 5
MK.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
goty.2++ s)
so
== 09 ti
-
e -01
e n
+5
solve By yourself.
Ansi (i)
r
w(x,y)
=
x
x(s,t)
=
y y(H
=
Now
t
At S 1
-VCs) , 0 rasy'0)
=
b0 =
+
=(3) () (5)(4) +
21+ 20 41
=
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
(i) x=4 I
+
Gradientvector
-ye
1i
= + 15
+y >CfY2
is most
where I
Direction ofofare those
Increasing rapidly at11,0)
If 4+ 0Y Y'
1
=
=
1+ 0
Directions are
11,8)
Rate of change in thatdirection.
I4All
=
01
=
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
fil,0) 1 =
fy (1,0) 0 =
1
22 S + -
+102-i 0.57002
=
f(1.02,0.02) -
0'52.
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
Ans1() (i)
↑ 19, 192, ....
((n) 249293...SCh.
=
Now
yf:Gradientof f
----. n)
=
(s.e, 1.e, ... pen-1)
=e-ein(tsa eisen)
=F(9, ,-f(n) (it,"in) HP-
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
As 1Ca)
A with deqres
homogenous
is 2.
A(des,by) af(19,4).=
f((2,3) 4, f((4,6)=
= 12 f(a, (5)
=
ef! (213)
=> 12
=
f!
= (2,3) 6 =
2f(43) 2f(2,3) =
+
3f!(2,
2(4) 3(8)
=
+
2f(2,3) 26 =
f(2,3) 13 =
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
A)
M M(x,y)
=
v
v(x,y)
=
[M+ 2v #Cy2=cM- vy
(1+ M2) u2V 8x +y5v2 =
(5-gr+YY-2)d4+10(+ vy)dV
-y2dx
=
-
(2xy+v) dy
NOW x=
1, y 1,=
M =
1, V0
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
3 dM+11dV = =
dx-2
dy.
Apply differential in 992
3 [HM22nd-rdv-zurdy=8dx+2vy5dv
Put
+vesyYdy
x=1, y 1, M=1,V 0
= =
24dr-dV=8dS
solving equation 82
3dr+IdV=-dx-2dy.
24dr-dV = 80SS ⑭
multiply 99 by 8
I
24 det seav =-8dx-1604
-zydr-dv=
I
8dso
-
890V = -1694-16dY
dV
ds- y
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
qu94
dr= It18dx+ dul
dr=;4(80x-1dx-dY)
qu=Gd-4
M ly,
Ans osel (i)
↑(144,2) 2
=
( y4
+
(C + 2)2.
y C2 keptconstant
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
*fy (xy2).0
=
-
2x2(x 44.2y
+
<x+y42.
fy 2,11 =
=
E.
f is decency from 2,1) where y increase, and
1222 kept constant.
f
=>
A
=
yz,"
2xx+
f! (1,1) 1 = >0
As (((( exY2x
-yy c
=
f19981
+
= c
f(0) =
1 means x
0, y 1
=
=
e%0 -4 c =
= c = -
3
slope=1Y -t -
ty
-
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
gatc, ()=I.
y0 =
Equation of tangent.
y -
0
=
-
z(x
-
1).
fy -
=
zy x
-
2x -y.3x00 24 0
=
-
-
y -
I
putthe value of y from are in ED
2x -
( 2)-
- 3x0
2x 3x 0
2
+
- =
49179 6x
0 -
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
51 6,0 = 1
0,5
-
= =
y 0,
.
=
10,0)
(5,-)
fix 2
= - 6x A =
At
(0,0)
A 270
fily=-1=B
=
B =
- 1
2.0
fly
c
-
C.
=
point
=
=- 2
10,0) is saddle
At
15, )
A 2 = -
6(5) 7x =
B =
-
1
c =
- 220
you I is to be concave.
A
= 0 =
2-6x 0f 922/s.
C207 -
20
Ac B2 0 = (2-6x1(2) - 7)= 0
-
4 12x
+ -
120
722 5/12.
The largest convex domain on which I
i s concave
is s = 5 4,4):
II?
Ans(2)(b) Not in sem-2
syllabus in the year 2023.
fi e4 = -
2x 0 =
= e72 = D
fy xet- et
=
0
= et(171) 0 =
f x
0, 1
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
94590
et_29
-x 1 =
92 0
=
et 0 =
eT 2.=
exist
Stationary points is (I, In2)
I! C0,07 i
y(2
(9,0) xex-e0
*
=
929) x- x2 1
=
xe C0,2]
9149 1 27 0
=
-
=
x 42
=
x 0
=
f(0,4) =
-ef ye ca
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
lethiy:-ef ye (0117
n'ly) =
-
eY FO
max 2 min can occur at 10,0) (0,1)
# 2011 (2,1)
y1 =
x 42.
=
O
max a min can occur at(2,0) 2(21)
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
(2)
10 in case, case
Absolute max Absolute min
A) let z
f1994).
I
=
(i) Given
fio, 30
condition.
(i) A's, O, fly co
(i) F21,4=c, y=g4 som that all level cure.
of f are strictly convex
(F(1941)
Now WC, 4) =
Given: F's 0
o
wi ((((x,y)) f,>0
3
=
7030
wy=
↑e) so so
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
1)Wi =
(F(x,y) fixx+fs's "(f(x,y)) #
↓
(H)
i
(t is t a
No Idea aboutsigh.
Hence wise sign is notconfirmed.
F(f(x,y) = 2.
f is convex and I is
strictly increasing.
Hence
#(f(1,43) is also convex
yet propernes of f(x) preserved
in wess, y).
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
e4(0 -
xx)
eF(xxxy-299
=
fls 0 =
fy 0
=
(2x-xy) et 0 =
et(-xxy -
x,4 0
=
2x=xy
↓
ye =
cyy- xx 8 =
->
<P -
x, -
xx 0
=
x2, cx 0 =
- -
2x =
x 0, -2.
=
y 0,=
2.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
f(xxx (2x
= -
xy)e8 e8(2-0)
+
= ef (2 + 2x x4) -
A.
=
fiy = (2x -
xy)
- B.
=
fyy =
et( xx) -
+ (1asy- e8
e(-xxy
=
-
2xx) c
=
ez
I
Ac0,0 = 2
Arx,-2):
o
2
B,0,
-
-x.
B(, xe
-
=
-
2) =
90,0) 0 =
Es=e4 <0
Ac - B -x
= <0
(i) f(x,y)=c-sy)ef.
s* = -c.
y* =
-
2.
2
fle,: (czaye
-
filexe. I
Now
2-917, et.
(1994) =
E2a)e2
f(x,y*)= #
I I =
Hence proved.
NTE! OTHER QUESTIONS OF
THIS PAPER ARE
NOT INCLUDED
IN SEM-Z SYLLABUS IN THE
YEAR OF
2 023.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
INTERMEDIATE
MME
CYEAR 2022)
LINEAR ALGEBRA
1, ]
A =
As171=
3(9-41-2(12-10) 5(8-15) +
=15 - 4-35
0
=11-35 = 24 = -
IA170, hence is
A
invertible.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
2, =5 221 4 =
331 = -11
42 =
-2
222 =
+ 6 132 14
=
23 =
- 7 223 4 =
133 1
=
(I
4 D
At
AdjA=
-
02consider the
following system ofsavation
2y2 + 2x-5,17 2.
=
yz -
2x2xy 1
+
=
12 22x
61y 3
+ =
-
show that
Cyz=I6. And find all the
possible value of 193,2
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
As Let yz M,
=
2x =
V,xY w
=
2
2N+ v- 5W =
M-V +2W = 1
u -
2v +
6w =3
Solving savation
by Gauss Jordan method
1, ], (,)
A =
=
B:
As
1Y ?]
=
APP1Y R2fLR2-RI
R3-GR-R1
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
18 35]
R3 = 3R3-5R2
[ -2 - 95/ 3
NOW
2u + V 5w 20
- =
3V +qw 0
-
=
1) W 2
60 12 =
=> =
qn50
SV I 24 6
qu+6-
-
e
=
u 3 =
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
NOCO
↓xc 2y =
in s (i)
z(f) 6 z 3y
= = =
in sr(i)
y(3y) 3 3423 y I)
=
= =
=
i) z 3(11)
= =
2 13 =
and CIR=
Hence
(yz=16 Hence proved
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
1=[**p]
Ans.
UCK)
=>
iF 113x3 0
141 (8 P)
=
1)70
( b)((8-b)(2 p) 4+) to
=> -
-
+
[2 p)(16-8p 2p p48) 0
=)
-
- + +
(2 -
P) (p210p +24) F0
Pf2/plopt2Y 0
=
pF Y or 6
When PA2,4,6 then. 2(K)= 3.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
Now
taking minor of order 2.
mas:
18 - 1 2.
=
order is nonzer.
Ifafeastone ofthe minor of 2
WiK) 2.
=
BIA.
④ Suppose Aand Bare non matrices. Such that AB=
prove that(ABI?BIA2.
Ans.
-
ItsF CABI (AB) (AB)
=
(BA) (BA)
=
BY B.BA
=
= B3 (BA) BA
=
BSABRA
B6 ABBA
=
=
B6 B3 ABA
= B9BBAA:BA2 Hence proved.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
2x -
y +
32 2.
=
12 y 22 2
+
+
=
Six-y+ Pz 9
=
()
As. Augmented matrix:
(AB)
R
f 2R2-R1
Rf2Rs-5R3
I I I
AB =
2 -
I 3 2
O 3 R 2.
0 0 24-16 29-12
for system
of Equation has infinite solution,
WCA) 2CAB) =
= 2.
So
2416-0 and 29-12=0
P8 and=
9S =
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
b) when p 3295
= =
As=18]
2x -
y 32 2.
+
=
3y 2
+
2
=
92 0f2 0B
=
=
99
3y+0 = 2 = y 213 =
an EP
29
z 02
- =
+
292 2 =
2
+
2x
= =
813 = x Y5
=
B =
(ST2,1
2
[2,-,4)
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
NOW P.AB 0
=
=> (P1, 42, 3) (2, -2,F4) 0 241-2P2+443 0
=
= =
p.AC 0 = =
(P1,P2,3)(-, -57 0f -41-5-12+7320
=
C
p1 bz 2P3
I
=
-
=
P1+542 7P3. =
LetP3 k =
Now Eavahon plane.
of
4 1(1)- 9x + P2(y) -
P1 P2 2K. ①
See
=
-
=
(x 3)+(y- 4)
- -
+k(2 3) +
=0
P2 953
=
=
-
I(x 3) +3(y- 4)
-
2
99
b1-3=-2K + (2 +
3) 0.
=
x =
I
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
given
the line 2 is
.
⑦ by 14=-1+2,12= 27-1
and (3=+ + 3
a)
verify thatthe point a =
22,-1,3) lies on 1 but
- =
As a) a
(2, -1,3)
=
3
14 2
=
=
2
=
- + 2
+
t
=
0
=
12 11 =
-
1 27 1
= -
f t0 =
93 3 = = 37 3=
+
t0
= =
Now (1,1,1)
t1
3
x1 = 1
=
= -
t+ 2 =
is not
&
(n 1 =
1 21
=
=
1. t 1
=
same
-
(13 1F1 F+ 3
= =
ft = -2 hence
does lie on L
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
b)Direction's are
(-1,1,3)
2) plane
121 2) 2(x2 1 3(33 3) 0
+ -
+ +
=
- -
-1-
&
394 5x+13
+
6
=
Put the
value of
911,922x3
in Above Equaton
3(-t 2 +
5(2+
+
1) -
(t 3) 6
+
3t + 6 10t 5-t 3 0
- =
-
- +
67 -
2 0 =
+ -
Y3
Points
92
5 2
573
-
- + =
-
=
x22 =
43
2(5) -
1 -
=
x=
1 3 143.
+
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
INTERMEDIATE RME
YEAR-2021
LINEAR ALGEBRA
I consider the
following system of Equations
x12 y B+ =
x
cy B
+ =
Ans
i Augmented Matrix
(MB)=(YI"]
For No Solution (A) FWIAB)
WCA)=1 IFF1A12x2 F0
141170 =
a70
a
+1,-1
=
When x 1
=
=[i! 1
R2fR2-R1
=C!!]
WI WBT= =
x -
=
1
AB =
(-!!,1]
R2fR2+R
(·(s]
=
22-18
&= 1,1
and WIA=2 => TAB)= 2
Hence BER.
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b
1411
= x=
=
1
A1
1B 1
=
xB = -
B
P2
14B) B B
=
=
-
x
b 4B B B
=
y 12 x
-
=
=
=
-
-21 D
221
⑭ For Infinite solution,
VIAB) <2.
MIA)=
Ata
<B B 0
B( 1) 0
-
- =
= =
x =
1 B ER
x =
=
1, B0 =
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214 39+
-
73-29 = 2.
494+5x2-393 7. =
Ans.
( I -2 I!E)
-
-
As=
R2 + R2-2R1
RY-Ry-UR1
AlB
L 1
= P 1 2 I 5-
01 -
5 -
4 =
8
O 1 -
11 -
4 -
13
R3 + R3-R2.
I 0-60.
I (I n
I
I I 2 I 3
=
0 1 5
- -
4 8
2(B) 3
-
=
0
2A) 21B) 3 < 4
=
=
①.
-
The for a
Leontiefsystem two-sector
economy
is given
as follows.
0.894 b1
=
b2.
0.594 H0.65,22=
(i) Find 9,2922 and Interpretthem.
(i) Assuming technology does notchange find the change.
in the outputoftwo sector's it final demand ofsector
- by increases by a unit. Whathappens to the output oftwo
sector's itfinal demand of both
unit each?
sector's increases
by a
[ I
Ans.
fos? 0.xst
0.8 O 0
- 4 A
-
=
A
=> =
-0.50165
unit
an=0.2 (0.8 consumed by industry from industry to produce
Lunit)
92=0.3510.85unitconsumed by industry 2
from
industry 2 to produced I unit)
(i) Now demand:
[ "']
New
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
LetNew output be
x=[?]
X CI- AT'D
=
(p+1)x (p + 1)y 9
+ =
4x + (P + 4)y+(p-1)2 1 =
3x
5y + (p-112 -3
+
=
whatcondition most
a satisfy for the system to have
solution when p=1. Find thatsolution.
1)-
I
8
(+)(p 1) (p 4 -
4 3)
0 + -
5 - +
⑭+1)(P-1)(1-2) 0 =
+1, -1,2.
↑
(8/!)
AB =
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2 2.
=
ACA+B"B BCA+BFA =
Ans.
-
Lets = A CA+BB
taking queue of thatmatrix, we have.
-1
ECA BB)
=
+
+
= B (ACA+BTD
BICA+B) A-D
=>
= BI (AAT BAS
+
B1) I +
BAY B+Al =
RutS=
BLA+B A
taking Inverse I
(BCA+B)A)=AY SBCA+$5JY
-
=A
!f(A +B) B1) A+(ABT I) =
+
At+ B
=
A
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
O consider the
system ofEquations
x+
y z
+
3B
=
x
2y 32 5B
+
+
=
2y x +
5B +
x2 =
(,]
Ans.
- As=
-
⑪Solution
2A) HIAB) 3
=
R2+ RC-R1
=
R3 R3- R1
+
8
x -
30
7 3, PER.
[0(/]
x
AlB = A
f) infer soluten
--
0 x
2-1/2B VH WAB) 2=
=
so,
R3+R3-R2 x -
3 0
=
x
3, BER.
=
[ :'s]
- 1 I
(e) olution.
2/A) F2(AB)
Notpossible
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given
is
by W.W2 wi.w2=-1/2, where so, is the transpose
=
I
=>
Will 2wiw2+HW2N2.
1 2( t) + 1
=
=3
DWI-w2l=13
/IVII Y
=
V!W= 7
Now M vfw
=
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0 (y) x(7)(:.vi
= +
4.v
= 0]
=
x -16/7 Ars.
=
linear combination
are linearly independent then us is a
ofV, 2V2
Given K1 K2 0.
=
Now 0
K2V2
=
kN+KI2 + K2V1 -
V2 0
(k1 + k2) 4 + (41 -K2)
=
Let Kitkz m1 0 =
=
0 =
K1- k2 M2
=
miv, mev2 0
+
=
M1 0, =
0
m2 =
3
(i) k1V + k2V2 +K3V3 0 = L-D.
m,V+ M2V2 = 0 LI
M1 m2 0
=
=
So 97Eq
kIV +12V2 V3 =
#3 -
k3
liner combination of
hence us is a
by Ki
multiple 228
Mik3V m2k3V2
k3V3
+
=
0+
Vy.
4 (k2trcks) V2
(41trks)
=
+22Vc+C3V 0
=
2, V,
15 - hence
:
vi, V2, M4qreL-D.
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12 8]
Ans. LetA =
-
2470
13.
2A) 3, hence
=
they span in
matrixand o is
Matrix, Iis the
idently
the wall matrix.
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Ans.
-
--
A+1 0
=
A-I
/AY:1-11
/A: I (I) (:.KA) KYA]
=
If n is odd then
IAP=1 Si.EI=-1
11 = 1 I
When materix A has determinant
H or -1 then A+1 0'
=
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NTERMEDIATI
& MME
YEAR-2020
LINEAR ALGEBRA
Given k1 = K2 K3
=
= 0
mir+mew +O 0 =
miV+ m2w+kM 0
=
(.41 0
=
+ kM=]
Now compare this with 20
m1
K220,
=
M2 K3 0 = =
Hence VCWax11
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M(qM)+h2(bv) + 13((w) 0
=
I
K3
13C=
432 0 =
n= R2 0 n3 0
0 = =
as 9,b,2929
Scalen
Hence are, by aware L
4,[M+V) +X2(M-VI 0
=
(1+(2)M+ (1-C4V 0 =
&x (2)M (x
+ + -
x2) 0
+
0
=
(x1 x2)u +
(42) V+K3w =0(:.k3w=)
+
are
! 2220
Hence it
t
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AsLet
(y]
v =
(8) =
0 =
a =
()(,) a 24b+k+) 0
0
=
+
+
=
put a0 =
in E and 59B
b kc 0 b
k2.
-
=
=
=
3k+1)2 0
2kb + =
&((K) (3K+1C 0 +
=
2/24 3k+1) + 0
=
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<(2k 1)(k 1) + +
0
=
K = -1, -
42.
when K=-1
then b =
-
c from se
Hence
(-2) 4-i)
v =
=
(i
CAR, setofrester is
then
when 1
=-1/2
then
bit
v
f(x) c/,iz)
=
③3.
=I
Findthe rank of matrix A 2 I
*S WIAI =3 IF1A13x3F0
5- -
(1 -
(55 x)(1 x) 4 1)
- -
- +
0
=
(1
-
x)(x26x) 0 =
x=
1,0,6
x
1,0,6
=
minor
of order 2x2
I
I ·1
5 x
= 2 =0
-
Hence 2A) 2 =
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AB BA=
(aij]mxn.
B (bij]axs
=
m 0
=
or 2 m
=
Amplies v= S
Hence m n 2=S A and
then B are
= =
13 I
LetA =
-
I
3
[si]
B =
AB =
(8) (: i]
-Cozy I's]=(5 is]
BA
(s i]/-] (iso IsI?]
=
=[ ]
AB FBA Hence proved.
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2x
y 3
+ =
-
2x+
2y = K
i) state a
necessary and sufficientcondition for a system
of m equation's in a variables to have a solution.
(i) IF=0, whatcan you say aboutthe solution of the
given system ofsavations? For whatvalue of K
does the have
system a unique solution.
(ii) whatare
superfluous eavations?Are there
any
superfluous equation's in this case? Also comment
on the
degree offreedom.
I)
A
Sufficientcondition -> MD =
-3]
A =
R2 f R2- RI
R3 + R3 R1
-
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[8( 2]
R3 5R3-UR2
+
[0 I
I
-
Is
O ⑧ 5kH0
When K 0 =
then GCA) 2
=
3
WCA1B)
=
hence No solution
For unique solution:
5k +10 =
0 fk =- 2. (:.WA) =
HAB)2]
=
(a)
superfluous equation:on-2CA/
3 - 2 1
=
Degree of freedom:1 -
VAS
2 20-
=
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(YEAR-2019)
I prove that
any setof a vector's in IR" is
linearly dependentifkn.
As
-
let V, V2, V3, ...
Vi vectors in R4.
and In
so for linear
dependency.
GV, +12v2+(3V3+...+(V 0 =
(V)
vi= for all in
a a
to
= 0
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CIVx+C2V21+.. +CkVK 0
=
"
linearly dependent
thatIndicate
value
V,,... Vic are
Ans. Lower
=
triangular matrix is
[his]
A: nen
where aijovics
is Invertible itand only if all is main diagonal entries
are non zero. diagonal entries
non
zw means
as to
+ i
j]
=
[ I
Let A
=
a O O
b C 6
de f
For A to be invertible a, c, f fo
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(A) a((f 0)
=
-
acf 0
=
+
cofactor's
-
211 = of C21 0
=
(31 0
=
212 bf
=
222 af=
(32 0=
213 be ad =
-
223 92
= (33 aC
=
act(Ec Ye aeI
= Adja:1
1,
O
A
as i) For whatvalues
-
ofp dues the system of squations:
px +y yz
+
=
2
2x
y p2 2
+
=
+
x -
32 p
=
have
unique, none or infinitly many solution's
(i]
AsAugmented
materix(AB)=
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unique solution
UA) WLAB) 3
=
=
(A) 0 = 4(3-0) 1( - -
6 -
p2 4(0-1) +
+
3p 6+ p2 4 0
+
- =
p23k 20
+
PF2 and 1.
then unique
CASE -
I
solution exist
-
"iti
43:
10
-
R25 R2-2R1
R3 + R3 -
R1
4-2
I
-
I I
0 +
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R3 + R3 -
R2
[ -2]
AB = I
0-1
O .
VCAI = 2
XAB) 3 =
⑰I: P2
=
[Y!)
R2 + R2-R1
R3 + 2R3 R1 -
[ I
2 I Y 2
O
o
O O
0-1 -
10
MB=(Y]
As
AlB=
[201]
R2+RL-R1
3 +2R3-R1
R
L8.9% I ba)
I 2 I Y
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when p=1
as
Y R
2 Re-2R1
=>
R3 + R3-R1
I I
I I I
Y by
0
+
1 -
7 b2 by -
0 of-7 bz-bl
R2 f R3-R2
I 1
I I 4 by
O -
-b2-2b1
0 00 by -bz + b1
after 2
year.
proportion ofbrand a consumer's
Leis whatwas the
Last year
As
and
in
met exp = Brand A
(i) S2 = S, P
=
[0.50.5]
E88
I [0.45+010
0005+04]
[0.550.45]
=
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proporhon of brand A
Sp So P
=
[0.50.5)
So(8 is]
=
t
80: (05
0.5]/]
0.9 of
0.2 0.8
10.50.5]
of (e. I
=
=o [or):[*E
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
AEuf
plane.
P,(x-a1) + (2(y 92) -
+P(2 -
93) 0 =
- + +
-
1.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
Als
-
Given (IH 11511= 1
=
To move:1155-511 2.
=
It
NOW
115-5I (1-5) =
(5x-5)
IISTIR2555+
= 11512
=
2 -25y
5y)
2(1 -
When sty: -
than 11-TTE45
1155-511 2.
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
⑦ How
many different
matrices of and is
formed and
3x3 can be thatare both diagonal
qdempotent?
Ans.
f
Let d
8]
A= 0
be
·de diagonal Matrix.
00 d3
A die
L as]
O ⑧
o d O
0 ·
For
gempotentAl A
di=
d, dz= de,d5=ds
d1
=0,1,d2 0,1,d5 0,1 =
=
hence Number
ofmatrixare=2x2x2
8
=
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level curve of
height4.
1f(x) In
=
(9-55-947
for domain
9- 5-gy2> 0
+qy2>9
#Tl -
tangentplane at
show that
42,4) interestthe Zaxis.
atz
F(x,)-Fis(i)"
=
Ans.
2
FCC,
I)
- =
-
letA B YIx
x,
=
=
2 F(A,B)
=
#
=Fp(A,B) +Fis
(AB).
E's(-)
=
1 +
-FHABI+Fi
A
=
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f(x)
j-4
2 2, x)
- +
-
191,71) 7)
fFi))+F")n] ests
2- 21
=
+
Fy),) is, (3-4)
Interestat2 axs Implices. (=Y 0
=
F(x,)
2-
F(y) ly,)
=
=
F(x,y)-
=
i
Fele) tt).
Hence proved.
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Ilet z
f(x,y) be function
a continuous partial.
=
with
derivative ofthe firstand second
order, defined over
convex sets in the plane. Then
fis Fi, 0, fico
to
concave and
+df, y)
for all
1, 4, ts + d
<c0,1).
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OM. I2=f(x,y) is
global maxima convex
under its
domain with
1,4) interior
is max point then 2 is
concave.
&2. Draw
-
a sketch oflevel curve to the function.
f(x,y)=S+ height
function homotheic?
(I2 at the 3cm or m. Is this
Ans.
-
24 2 +
=
3
y2
8 3
+
3x=
2
y +
2x4.
3 Y'2017.
using values (Box method)
I
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x-y plane is
T(x,y)= *
Itty
(i) Find the rule
of
change oftemprature atwill in the
direction (2,-1)
1 (i)=
++yy-xy (29)
[1+ + Y2
C
214,13 =
8
=is(y)
I
3,2 9
=
=
88(1,1)
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is D=
nus*
(5)iylf:its
=
(i) If (GradientVator)
44+
=
sapidly --
*4+Y)=-
2
0-
(i) state the implicit theorem
AndLet fall, 12, ...
C, 4,42.--(m) 0
=
F2 (9,12, ...
n, 81, 42...Ym) 0 =
dest--Emdent, fm
dy,t.. dym e
Now
y,d4st... drm=- fde-...mden in
"
sim dy,-...
ii dim=-mds,...-fidim
2Ym
--
seem
-A, o. .. ↑
Em
Em .....
m
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1342 +20V-M22 0 =
I
Apply differential both side in Er
put xy =
z M V
=
=
=
=
1
and
dx=0.02, dy=-0.01, d2z 0
then
+ 0
=
o.0+3d4+2+ooy o-20M 0
=
dy +0.03 0
=
=> dM -0.03.
=
NOW
2
Ally differential both the side in
o
zydy +ydx+ x(2du+Md2 + yardr+ridy0
=
put
1, dxo, dy=-.01,
(y2=
= =
d2 0=
dr=-003 then.
0+2dv-601=0
+
dV 2 0.02 =&V=0.01.
=
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NOW dM = 003
-
=
01d =1
=
New M = 0.07
1-0-03=
dV 0.01=
oidv=1
①
G)b4Y) sy. =
Asquasi concave.
Let fee be a function defined over a convex set
convex set
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i) fell = s
Pa=[xts: fex a?
Exes: sia?
=
-2 a (c (a) ex(a) 0
= -
-27 (a2, v)
Itisauniqueinteral hence converse
the
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(i) h(47) cy =
y
z
Assuming a so acO
=
-
"IIIIIIIII's
-
-
Both are not a
convex set
hence Not
quasi concave
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1920, 410 is
(i) concave. his strictly () Qualiconcave.
concave.
(iv) convex
A
fist2x1* GB
fly 2B,yB-1
=
fix 2x(x-1)9-2yP
=
A
=
B
fixy 24B,-/yp-1
=
fly =
2P(B-1<yP-2_ C
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(i) for
--
concave.
ACO
n
x=1
=>
C =0
B
=>
= I
Ac -
B0
N
YPL-1(P-I* y2-45py24-2
=
4ap,-2y2p-2(x-D(9-1)- cB]
Yay-1 P))=0 -
k
+
1
=>
-
4 1)
+
=
6
x
+B= 1
Her
for conesetthe
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(i) by
concave
ACO
220, AC-BY 0
I
0xx,PC1,x+ B <1
(e) wex.
3
A 10 -221
C=0 = B>/
CB30 x B I1
A
+
Inz conferent
=
commee. (,Buo)
12 concome
= hence In 2 is
quei concave
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
In 2
Letz
·
= 2
[ (x,y)/, =
1, 412., y x +
= 10}
Sufficientcondition
Letf(xy) be function with continuous partial
derivative first and second order
of the
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has
b) If for all (41) ins, one
C+y < 10
x
21, 22,
(1,9)
·
y "IIIIII
2,2)
=
182
⑳,0): 91
*
Fix:2543, fyicsigh
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fizo, fly 0
=
2xY'=0, 3940
x
0,y 0
= =
CASE
-
I:
(1,2) 221,9)
x1 =
f(1,y) 43 =
g((y) 3Y0 =
=
y0 =
CASEI
·
-
(1,2) (8,2
y 2
=
f.(19,2) 32 =
x=[1,8]
G(4 165) 079 0
= =
=
·
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
.
~
Ca (1,9) 18,2)
9+y 10 =
y 10 x
=
-
-
f(x2,10 -
1) x240 =
S(10-15
H(= 9E[011
HYP c3 (10+D(-1) + 210-3339
=
12 =
0, 10. Y..
max2 win can occurat
(4,0) (1,4) (82)
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*
14,87 (1,2) (1191.
2 sys
512,575729
-
Absmax
mie --
↓
Abn.
: Find all
stationary points ofthe fundion
fix,y)=c+Y? say-25+/Fy+y classify
the pointas maxima, minima
stationary
and Saddle point
A= 3,2
y-4x+1
fy 27-29-1:
=
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Putfxz 0 = and
fly to
Put the
value
of by in 92D
3,2x --4x+1 0 =
39- 69 0 =
3 x299 -
2) 0
=
12
0,2
=
y y2,512
=
10,42) (2,512)
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
fix 6974,
=
A
f= -
2 B
=
fly =
2 =c
At
(012)
A -
YC0
&,42)
saddlin
=
is
B =
- 2
2 230=
At
(2,E)
A 8 -
AL -B*
1270
=
B =
-
2
c =
230 (2,5/2) is minima
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(7
B =
3244)/2x5+Y 07 =
AsA CY?10
"4,
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E
-
convex set
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otherwise
with dequep-1, using this or
f(d,,d4) df(x,3)
=
Let
=
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f((z) fey). =
2 =
f(x,y) x"d(y) =
= par
g4)=-yc-d' *
Let
9(6,494) (94)(x,p*
d's)
= -
+ P(dp* (y)
f-y,0+
)
-
=
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q(1934) d492,44) =
w
fy=x'st
=
x
0) h(x,y)
=
h(4,93) (xpr-10'y =
(P ,d
-
=
GY- h(4)
When function is homogenous with
degree of "ficify.
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wirts
Diff both side
Add,
sofce +exy fiy=-Defsc
syfly + yts=P-DIF
2 ficist
sayficy+y2fy
= (P-1) (eftyfg
=(p-1) (Pf(x))
-
Hence proved
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(i) S 244,4):
= y29-xy and
(i)T244,4):x=0, y=0, *4= 17
=
are
(i) Bounded (ii) compact
(i) Closed
Ans.
--
S
y29-x2
# Not Bounded
-
· 10,9) #closed as Boundary
-
-
points considered.
compactbecause
-
- #
Not
not bounded
I
#Bounded
-
"I #closed
v
#
compat
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NTER MEDIATEMME
=>
CYEAR-2018)
& For any two vectors and
y in 14 prove
that
1991-114-11x-yI1
**IN. 11x1 11x- y+y11
=
1191-11411 = 119-411 D
In 19811 11y-x+x/
=
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1911-19411 Ux-yI1.
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-
+
+
2p1 P2 P3 0
-
+
-
p1 12 2P3
+
-
0
=
Let 4s=
gp, Pc k
pi+
=
-
41 k/3
=
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in p1+ P2 2K =
+k 2k =
bz
= =
2k-ty
&
Pc 5K
=
q
(x 1) +
+
54(y 4 k(2+st
- +
= 0
(
(x 1) 5(y 4 (2
+
5) 0 +
-
+
+
=
&
Solve a PIs.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
8. Does the
following set ofvectors span in 131
why or
why not?
vi =
(4,5,0), V2 (2,3,1), V3 (3,4,2)
=
Vy 21,0,17
=
As Let w= (?) is
the linear combination.
/*3]
AB:
R2 + R2- 2R1
[ I
gas
=
Y 2
· -
-
0 12 A
Rg RstR2
I I
I Y 23 I S
0 + -
2
-
2 y- 2S
O 0 0-1 2+y-2
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4K1+242+3k3+ky 0 =
①
-
K2-24a-2ky y- 292 =
[ky 2
y 23
+
=
-
k4 2x-y-
=
2.
put ky in 99
-
k2 -2k3 -
2(2xy-2) y-2 =
Aesme k3 0
=
-
k2 y =
-
z + y-zy-22.
-
k2 -
=
y -
32 Y
+
k2 y 32 =
+
-
Y
Put k2, in ED
K3, ky
we
getk1= Save
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so for
every 12,4,2eR these exst
stanned in
k,,42, 13, kye
hence
they
minimum number of
vector required in R3
=
*orthogonal matrix
A AT I =
IAAT = I
IAI IEI
HATE
1A= 1 C. IAIAT), IID
/Al:Is hence proved.
let
28]
Now A=
At =
C; i)
Ant=
('!] (i]
8 I FE
=
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Not but
orthogonal
1A1-1-0 1 =
Os:
-
-
A
system of linear simultenous
Equation is
given by
x+ 10
2y
=
3x
6y 4
+
9x +
8y 40
=
Ans
Augmented matrix
AB =
]
R2-R2 3RI =
R3 - R3-YR1
AlB
[ I pyss]
= 12
00
9-40
9Y =
and p 30
=
Ans. AX B =
D
-
A[(1 -
d) x1+ dx2]= [1-d)Ax+ dAxz
(r-d)
=>
B dB+
B(1
=
-
d + d) B
=
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(11x
(i) 12x12
+ +
(375 04 =
(1 22 =
=
13 0
=
if4is=1.1(z= /, /1s 0
=
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multiply 99 by rector,
(29 91-923 =
0
=
means
C, I0 =
40
= =
you getG2= 1 0 =
defined 2 is a
function of sandy. Find
the directional derivative ofthe function
in the direction (2,51atpoint (111).
= -
E -(I =
=
"Il f2 2y+s2.
82
=- x2)
·
-
-
I
=
0 y(1,1)
Fe 24+ 62
direch vellow
(f, Fal
unit
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Directional
-
derivative
--
5(a)-)
r
-
i (s) -
=
=- (4):
28
4922)at
62]2
+
(2 + 1.)
-3.
(82.
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-
=-
t
-
i
5t,:
t =0
f, ye
z=
,w etf1
=
As
I getto
at t 0 =
-Evy
N-
B
#-=
I I 2002
I
W 2.=
t0=
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#
-(y)
t 0
=
0
=
#2 539.(I) =
82
out(s) I =
I t=
sty=>
# =
= t- I+
#
+
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8=
#
& 0
=
drt 0 =
=et
190
& ((0) 0(0 (-)(4) + + 0
+
=-As.
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Ans. Equation
=
of tangentplane
2 2,
2(x x)
2y(y 31) ①
- = +
-
-
- -
se,
=
==-(19,4)
=
25,
⑲
xi, (19) (y-y)
+
2 -
=
Et 2,
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x41+4y.-2
2444,2-204=
xy, +1y -
22 4 0
=
Hence proved.
⑰Draw the level wrve for the function
f(x,y) is passing through the point
23,5). Find the unit vector perpendicular
to the
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A. At
13,57
-
f (19,4 2
=
5559:16 4
=
=
New 2:4
y2,IS
= I
I level are
Gradient rector
(*f=Easts
i+zy I
-
&
3,5 CT B,st
+5
-
=
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(-+ 5) (4+Vs) 0
=
3M+r
- 0
=
3M -
=
5V
M
GV
=
Now n=1
25V2f 1
=
=)
34V= 1 =
IY
V=
Iy
u =
54-5 or 1973;
By 134 134 134
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As main
y-x? O and y+x>0
ye and y3-3
-
-
-
y 1x1
-
-
-
=>
=
-
~
-
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-Equilibrium
013. An model oflabour demand and
↑FC
pricing
output
-w 0 =
dead to the system ofequation
and PFCL)=cLtc, where I is
twice differentiable f'CL) >0 and fill co
with
as
exogenous so that I and are endogenous.
variable which function of wand a ground
are
the point A
[W,,P,L)= (wo,co, Po, 20). Find
an expression
for Isit by amplit
differentiation.
⑮ P g(w,c)
=
L -h(w,2)
=
PACL WL+c
=
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&Pf(x) G,(w 1)
+
=
PfC+f-wt
1P
[Pfy-wI+ FY=
Pf(L) -w 0
=
Diff W.V.t-c.
=0
PfC &C
Solve see and & using. Cramer'srole
D PF(b)
=
- W f(t)
↑ffCL)
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1 fiy
D1
f(k)
=
Pf(4-w
I
D2 =
I
Pf"(t) O
24 =
F
=
PEY/IwFY-PA"CL) f(Y
2 =-f()=
P(f(y)=wf(L) Pf"(b)f(1).
-
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fCL) -w 0
4 =
Pf(x) wL+ 2.
=
and find
2wI JW
f(x)
IF =
F(Y) Implies f(tD f(ty) =
CASE-
-
-
Every homogenous funcion is homotheric
Lets
say f(tsi) f(+Y) =
+ 4f(Y)
=
=> f(7y)
Hence I is homotheli
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buthomothetic
CASEI
-
! Itis not homogenous
2 F(x)
=
F(x H(fex)=
=
3Hf is
is
strictly reverin
homogenous.
(i/f42) F(Y) =
(i) F(+x) FCt3)
=
=
H(feD H(f(4))=
F(t=H(f(1))
fel
f(x) H(t 4f(x)
=
H(f(ty)
=
F(z())
=
&
=
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g(1,1) 2log,4 =
5toge2
+
Ans
A[216x4..-+sndY
=
F(1x,dx,--den) =
(54)
=
4. A(8x4.-+ snin*
d4 f(x,,-- (n)
=
Since I is homotheric
homogenous. Hencef is
NOW
g(1,2) =
Clog,p + stogsz.
-log()
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Let
F(x,92) e?
=
H(U) =
log(4).
& (14,122) H
=
(F(x,x]
F(1,1) is homogenous dept
with
Tel 1- 2
GDx
=
g(( =
-
2x 0
=
x0 =
Sign of gi
#----
before 10 =
f is
non-Decreey.
then
non-querasing hence qual concave.
he x3 +1-x2
=
h() 3x2x =
=
0
(22391
=
-
2) 0
=
x 0,43
=
+f
- . . . . If it
-
c
is
Neither strictly 12 nor strictly be 2
and now unique where he is
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and
Non-Degreasy Non-forcesig.
hence Not quasi concave.
90 = or ctzy+= 0 -2x4y4220
CE--2y
-
22xy)-4+ 2 0 =
-
2+
yy-4442 0 =
yy(1 3) 0 - =
y
=
0,y
=
1
=
21
SI-ly - x I1 =
(4:0
X-1=) s2 exist t
does not
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put so in
-20yy+ 2 0
=
yy42 0 =
↑ =
y2
y I
=
points
are
(0,t)(a) (4 (10)
fix =
⑰ vt
=
fiy- estus
(-2-ysy+2pY ·
-
zy
fig:tst
gssy) (2xy-yyi
+
=YY-2y.
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4(2)
#
A
= 0
BE
0
2 =
It.(*) t0
et.
=
ACB20 =
(f)
At 10, I
At 21,0)
-
-
-
A A
0
4e <0
=
=
=
B 0 =
B -
=
4e
c
et(
=
C =
-
2e O
Ac -
B =0 Ac-B* 822-100k0
Can
=
be max, win
(10) Saddle point
· Saddle
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At G1, I
A=
- 42 <O
B 42
=
C -
= 2e0
7 B2 <
A 0
4)e<y-1)
+
9-2
e
defined on the sets wheres is the
Ans.
(2,17
111)
-
&10) (2,0)
fi et(e.
=
(2y- 2+(2x+ eCess
(yfet (2 (2x 4)
=
+
+
(zy
=
-
1 449 6x + -
2) 0
=
y Y2,
=
2x43x -
1 0
=
x= - 3I/7
I
-3-HAwill not be considered as it
-
Y
lies outside the
rigion
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x
347 3 4-1 0.3
=
-
+
-
= =
I
and y 12 =
10.3, 42)
+els-2!2 I
2e (x+Y). e4
=
Y (2y-1) 18
+
-
1
2)
I 0
=
I
x -
= 22y2u y -
y 2 1
+
+
0
=
24254 +
3 0
=
y 1,312.
=
( -2,1)( 2,31) -
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Points.
Henal
fk 0 =
fi 0
=
9 0.3
=
9= -
2
y 12
=
y 1,312
=
(0.3, 1) 10.3,512)
side the region
y 1.
=
f(941) =
2x+ 4) e (2011-1) el
let9(1) = ec2x + 41 e Ixxz(0,2)
>
9=
e(cx+)ee] =
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92 03.
=
↑(92,0) e Y
22x 4)
=
+
-
putG2) 0
=
x 0-3 =
3,0)
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CRII!
-
(0,0) (0,17
-
12 0
=
[y-z
n'ly)=4(ets+ (24-112-e(3-4) =
y 1,42.
=
2.
f(2,4) 8e(2y 1)
= -
e-2)2
let 9(9):Sea (25-1) e-4:
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+
0
=
y 1,3/2.
=
(2,314
Now substitute all critical points and
f1994).
points from cores in 2 =
A
9(x,y)/x
=
y 16,44=44
9494)/y.}
B =
A. Set A
-
Ist
Not a convex set
Set B.
-
".......
-
/ Convex set
&
·
=
Y2
8
=-2 VA
9 =-2
y 2 HA-
=
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&For the
, evaluate the
function 2
fxcy)=(y
=
of
elasticity substitution.
and
verify the outer's theorem.
( g-
Ans
-
-
z
f(x,y)
=
=
MRTS= Ex - (8
Fly
=
082
+
(+0g)(-)
-
4(2
=
↳x
Maast
=
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=
=2.
A
=
2(2) 94
Euler's theorem
-138)=(+ sy
flasaz: dy
=
18+
d+ 4d Ax
=
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Homogenous deque=1
Evelers
-
xf + Yx f(914)
=
x.s+ g()
its =
+
y.+8852
= -
82 12-2 -+
+
=
(8 Ef
+ 0.8
hence
proved
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NTERMEDIATE MRE
=>
CYEAR-2017)
⑪ For
any two non-zero vectors a and b prove
that
a.b
yla+b- 419-b
=
**RArs= by
l19+ 4119-bI
(91). (a-b)
I4+ b) (a+b) ty
= -
I (a-hab+lb- [19KGarb+b)
an+9b+-at ab
->
Gb ab (it's
=
=
Hence proved -
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imples k1=K2-...- kn 0 =
Aw a-can,...., En-1-2n-1.
+mex2+.
mm <R-1
xn (MIC1+...+Ma-(n-1) 0
=
-
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Let mi2+...+Mn-2n-1=mn
then
mix +
mex2+-+mn/4n-1+(- mn) <n 0
=
!
mn= kn 0
=
4-212n,... En--In-1an.
are
linearly Independent vector's
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means
aijt 90,13 Fi,j=12.
Now let
p=C,0]
P1 0
=
-1=-1
=, AdP 1 =
[-]
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AT
= A
#ove! CANT-A4-
LINS =
(A4T
=>
(AXAX... Alt
(-ATX-Atx... X-AT)
=>
T
(:. AE A].
-
(- ATn)t
=
=
-
ATT) =
-
An
Hence proved.
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Asequation of line L.
2t
y 3
=
+
z 2 + 8t
=
onemeans 2 0=
2+4
4 B x1=
-
=
0
=
t
y=3 z 42
=
(3/4,512,0
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9.b 6 =
-
2 -
20 -
= 16
19-b1 16 =
11911 = 12 + (2P+Y2 1
=
11811 = 36 +1+25:152
119114b1 (23608 =
parred
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qudulty c 931=010320.3933 =0
final
pos
The demand is given
by
is whatis the economic
puterpretation of auto
for all in
[VI the
write leantiefsystem for this model
Ans.
-is air-o means
industry
it is not
consuming
itself
(i) 911 +921+ 931 0.5 =
0.5 consumed
unit by InductY a from
A, B and 2 to produced one unit of
Industry A
(v) Leontief
-
system
Ax D X
+
=
1
=
x+
dy +
zd =
2
12 y dz d
+ +
=
AlB=(Y's]
As
is to
d (221 -1(9-1) +1(1 d) =0 -
&-1)[40 + 1) -
1 -
17+6
⑯-1)(d4d -2) +0
&-1)(d + 2)(d 1) 0
- +
whennst[,;;)
R2fR2-R1
R3 + R3 R9
-
L I
I
I 1 I I
00 00
000 o
V(A VLAB) = =
1
Hence for bit, Infinite solubon.
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y
y x43
=
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(i) Y-1x 0, =
y-In = 2
Y= IRC, y_ Ixt2
⑱ suppose z=
fexxy) has continuous
second order partial x=2+s
derivative with
and
y 25s.
=
find
by and
E
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Ans.
-
-
+
=-Ex(22 2(25) +
=diet at Eart
G+ e) +
12) (+E
+
-
2=
+
20+ 2(28)
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o Letz
-
=
x2+3xy-y?Suppose a changes
from 2 50 and
to
y changes from 3 to 4.98
2 and d2.
find and compare the value of
Ans. 32+ 3xy-y2
-
-
2 =
old 2
24324(3)
=>
-
32
at 0 2
13
=
y3
=
New,
=2001 =(201 +39201) (2.98) -2984
y 2.98
=1311291
=
12 =
NW2-01d2
181291
=>
-
13:01291
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dz (2x = +
3y)dx+(3xxzy) dy
dz
(2x2)
=
3(3)) (0.01 +
+
((4-2)for
(31.01)
=
0.3
=
fo aatyb =
fy=beybt
a 2
-
b
fix 9 (a-1x
=
y A
=
Asy abs9-1yb-1=
=
B
1)x9yb-
z
fly= b(b- c
=
Dos concare:
--
A
=
0
C20
1)x9yb-
2
b (b- 0 02b=
=
1
Ac B=0 -
abCa-(b-* y2b-2_(9byby2
ab,ca-y2b-(( 1) (b 1) ab) =0
-
-
abscaty(ab-a-b+1-ad)10
abcacyb(1-(a b) 1 0
=
+
I a b2
+
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a +
b
since 1
9 b=+
is constant
means for concave 1494
detoren to scale or
decreasing retren
to scale
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C? 0 ey2 x 0
y SC
N
C
2
"(111111
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⑰.
-
Consider the funcion f(x,y)= sef
In what direction should one move from
increase the value
-
-
Ans.
-
let z 12ey-=
=(2e2+1) e8 +
e2y xfx+1)
-
zgg-?
Direction when function increases
most
rapidly from (2,1)
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
If
I
=
=- 4 44
+
Equation oftangentplane.
2 2,-
2 2 2(x 1) (y-0)
- - +
=
2 -
2 2x 2
= -
y
+
2 21+ y
=
y2 =
1
+ +
40
c x
B(Y T)2
= +
-
T
y 8y
= +
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Find 1 and
840 240
⑪
y =x +
B(y (8 -
+
84) lotho
+
hot 40
y x
P(y- y 84)+
= +
-
4 x
B(Y 84) By+ lo+40
=
+
-
-
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Y BY + B8Y
- c
=
-
By o+40
+
(1 P P8)
↑
- +
c
= -
By +tot 40
totGo)
By+
7 +
=
(x-
1
B B8
+
-
= it's itpo
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
homogenous homother9.
Inct (:yE8)
(i) h(18):
Es (i) f(xy) ey+scy: =
61642
f(d,494) 24x248
+
Id FLY
Not
homogenous.
N Let F(0) eU
=
h(d1x,y) 13h2x4) =
A is and hea
strictly increasing
is
homogenous.
and f(x) F(h(x,y) =
hence homothetic
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and
classify all exterme points of this
Domain
osfat"
SO2
-
s
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
fi = 49-4 0, =
fy 2y-y
=
0
=
51 =12
y2 =
f(x,2) 2x 4x +2=
4C4 +)
=
Let
g24 2x4x-3(t(0) =
g(G 4x2 4 0
=
-
11 1 =
G (0,0) (1,2)
y 2x=
h(p =12x 12 0 -
=
12
1 =
f 20,y1
y24y+1 =
Hily) 2y-y 0
=
=
y 2 =
H ↓
Absolute Absolute
Max
Afix:39-s-2
fy qy2q
=
o/fyg
↑x =
35 = 1 0
2=
-
=0
y=
x 1, 43
= -
↑y 82B
=
flyy=18y =
c
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I
At(111) At C1-1 At (2/i AttYs
A 5 20
=
=
A
5 A 15A 5
= =
B 0
=
B0 = B 0
=
B 0
=
c = 1820 2 =
+ 18 C= 10 (N8
minimals(he I
Al-BY O
i s
Baxima
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NTERMEDIATE MRE
=>
CYEAR-2016)
Of
-
Ifthe set ofvectors (,,42,43) is
-
linearly dependent
Ans.
-
x,, 423 are L.D
NOW
k1x,222 +1343+ 0 0 =
②
IR the Setofvector (h,v,w) is linery.
Independentthen show thatthe set ofvector's
Given:K1 K2 k3 0
= =
=
Now
(M+V, M-V, M-2V+1/
M1(4 +V) m2) M-v) +m3(M-2V+w)
+
0
=
0
To prove: M = M2 = m3 0
=
945
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(mitmitrb)h+ (11-M2-2M3)V+M3W 0
=
3
k 1 M1 + M2 + M3 0
=
mo
K2 = M1-M2-23 = 0
123 =
Es
&M1 0 =
MHI 0 =
M2 0
=
(izI
A
=
As Apply (2+22-C1
(3733-(1
I
⑧
fAI= I
xy
x2
-
Yx2 zI
x 2-
I
O
i
J's
IAF(8-9) (2-1)
A
92 YTC IHC
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I I
/A1 18 1(2 -x)
= -
I I
y +x249
=(y (z x) (2 + xx-y-)
+
-
(y x)(z
=
- -
x)(2-7)
/1 x +4 + 2
(e) x
y+2.
=
1)
1A1=0, WIAF3
(in I
O
IAI
se
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
1 2+s) 2 x =
0
4 (y+2]
Hence (CA) 2. =
() C y 2.
=
(,200I
O
A =
8 O
hence (A)=
1
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A -
=
At
1A=1- AT1
/A1 GIMAT)
=
S:/KA KYAS
=
1A1 = -1A1
/A1 +(A =
0
2 IA1 0
=
1A1 0
=
hence A
is
singular Matrix.
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x 3y+ -
22 6
=
ofFind of line I
the equation passing-
through the pointP1,-24) and perpendical a
3x +
5y+72 15 =
Ans
I
x a,+ td1
=
of Maiden
=
yarttdz Equator
9121, 92 =-2, 03 Y.=
di 3, d2 5, d3 =7
=
=
x 1+
= 3t
y -
=
2 + 5t
2 4 7t
=
+
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
-
07 consider an qaput outputmodel with
three
industry A, B, C, suppose thatthe opt
requirement are given by the following
table.
A C
B
B A21=0.3 922 0
=
923 02
=
= =
Demand (D)=
(I
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ofIndustry A.
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A
=
[088?82]
[]
D=
x =
IATD, X-
)
pis solve
Students.
g
(4 853,( 95.5,93 20
=
=
=
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↳
consider the
following system ofsquation.
(9-17x+ by 0 =
(1 971
by
- - 0
=
x+
y1 =
Ca l
- Augmented Matrix-
(AB]
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*A
(q=
=
It(p) =
-12+p-p+=
0
I 2-1)
I
3-1
=
+4 P+9+
=
I 12 b1 1 b x+
-
1 2
-
+
-
=
=
Now IAB1=
[ 3,]
Acolumn a
(-bya 4xP +2) 0
+ =
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p -q +1 0 =) =
24 0
=
= p0 =
91 =
i) when
P22t(02) then 2A=2.
and WIAB) =
2 became 1AB19x) 0
hence
infinite solution.
18,88] wmB=
AB =
-
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
USA 21B) 1 =
=
Y (41,42)
= tS =>Y14z = 2.
(1 d)
-
(x,1(2) d(4,,42).
+
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
=Crack+d(-dayztdard19Y
+d '4Y2.
=cracastd.(C-rd)
Ytty
(d(14x2
=
-
d(1 d)9(2+ d4,42
-
->
d(1-d) 4142 +61l-d felt +eGY)
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
-[41 11,4x
+93,Y]-dat
-
4(1 42)
-
I #
NO
-
w
we know
-
14421 2 YiYz = 2
(i) +(i)
(1-d),as +dT7z= 2
I +
I
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N
I
& Crd) (19-41) (122-42).
sie say is
Rectonglar hyperbola.
then
41,1) (4,42)
"I
124,
12342.
then in I
(
o
)
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Now in 3D
#
↓
12
79
&
Heless than saval to 2
and -
It is positive. Mcans.
I +I-1 Not
necessary? I
hence Not a forex set
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
functions at s
height pecified by K.
(i) f(x,y) =
xy atthe height
k 0,2.
=
f(x,3=sy
As (i)
k 0
=
K 2.
=
-
y0
- =
gy 2 =
=Y s=Y + 3
W Wi
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(i)
9(x,y)=(y-2, 4.
y -
2x +
=
2y -
2x -
=
2.
& &
st1
x= and y s-t; show that
=
-= Es. I
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
Es
=
2 2.1
=
--
6 2 Gy.
=
I tay.1 =
New
IE:(i(a
=4-()
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8P2
Xz me* 4,921
= pa
m? as, pap
=
=mb2D!-az
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
911-1912
-
M=, t-arpaim"!-aps pu
=-
All
Niz=
aiamentat
912
-
nai=
12-partearli
=
951
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
I!-az
nz
2mp,"Pizzm*
=
=- 922
the currentcapital
(in working hour
Investmentis as 9,00,00 and 1000 working.
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
G 6k42543.
=
I'
⑤=6
da=Gd+ 6 G dK
&L 103L=
dK=103K:
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
da
14523(031)+KY3
=
=60k2(Y(5) 60k*3) +
604(3(3+
=
=60112(43(01+-01st
-
=> Q
.025
2.5% of R.
=
42. Y3
a 60kY2(Y60(4,00,00 11000
=
=
L=1068 =100000
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
da 180,000X.025 4520
=
=
> + y+
1 = 0 and 11 F 0
+Y2-1 and 17
o
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
of
5 consider the
following system
Equation
w
z
xY
+
zw =
x+y
Find the differential 2 and we expressed
of
in terms
of de and dy.
-
Ans. 2 fw xY =
de D
dr+ di= dy +y
+
zw x
=
Y
both the side
Apply differential
2 dw+wdz dx+dy =
2
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
Solve Eq U and 99
dz dw-yds=
+
A
Woz
+zdw-dy=B
/
Wdz waw Au +
wdz + 2dw B =
- -
-
(C-2)dw=Aco-B
dw-
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10
d2+ A A
=
W -
2
&= =A-
(A
de =
AwB +
W-2
d2 = B
-
-
A2
w-2
in dw= B
W - z
day
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
di-
it(Wi-Ddy+ (wy-11dx]
qnd2 = B-A2
-
W-I.
dy -xxy yd,)z]
d=
i(dx
+ +
1((1-2)
=
dy (1 zy)
+
-
d)
W-Z
xfy.
fic
? yz
-
fy = =
(x492
·
g ,
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(-2, 1)
=
K
Unitdirection vector-
-
(,)
Arenal
derivate
DF(1,0) 2
nik
-
+ 88(1,0)
ok
=s-
a
1
x*:
=-
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
at point (1,0,0)
,
OL
-= EC2 0
=
by s2ty2 54 (1,99
squation of tangentplane.
2 z -
f1(10,40) (x291%
= + b(1941-yo)
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2 -
0 =
20x 1) -
+
z =
2( -
1)
ofind the exterme points and exterme
values for fees defined over.
Sets when:
sy
f (1,4) e
=
i
s= E4,4:
*f(4y)= ey
--
f eY?2x=0
ty:essay=0]
=
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Now YE 1
y
y
f(17) e
=
Put y= 1-s
-2 21 -
9(1)
-
2
=
F1
=C
st(-)
94 e* (4x) = 0
=
-[20
YE 1-o1 =
7 If
=
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*f(x,y)= +3+
kxy
f( 21+ =
ky) 2y+4
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
f 0
=
fy 0
=
29ky=0D2y+Kx 0& =
x
2 y-
-
=
=
4x 42 -
0
=
(4-KY = 0
9 0
=
kEY FK 2. =
it to then
y 0,
= whitered
hence (0,0) is Port
stationary
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
fg 2 =
A
=
B
fiy= k
=
fly =
2
=
At (0,0)
C 2.
A 2, =
B =
K, =
ACB 4-
= K2
(i) minima. AC-B2 20
y -
k2>0
(2 -
k)(2 1) 20
+
k = 72,2)
-
A 2,0=
C 270
=
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
2,2)
4 - k0
[2 k) -
(2+ K) <0
E( c, -2)
& - UC2,20)
for saddle
X
/202950
hai 90+40
.
Wrong.
=
. . .
..
-
-
-= 1
~* I
X
③
*
Not,
inabus
P. T.0
X
for right
sa
I I
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Rahul Sir (SRCC Graduate ,DSE Alumni)
Ans. zil
-
let I be the
lengthof
-
cube.
1A(a, v)
Area = a 612 P
=
volume:Ve
93
② dinde by 8
8 a
=
1 6= =
fa =
f(6,1) 62 1 =
=
a =
-
-z = + fa(sil) =
f f(x)
= =E 1 = =